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These flowering Barrel Cactii show a strange, poetic combination of thorny toughness and vivacious delicacy. There is a story of a full life cycle in this photograph. Photograph/Dr C R Suvarna
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Framing Home Plants

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Shot at Bandra station, Mumbai. A local train was entering the station during rush hour. I used the edge of the platform to divide the frame into two halves, one showing a crowded train rushing by, and the bottom half showing the people on the platform, awaiting their turn to get into the train. The shutter speed used here was 1/30sec. Photograph/Raj Lalwani
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Blur in the Urbanscape

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Shooting fireworks at the beginning of the show will help you avoid getting the lingering smoke in your frame. However, if you want to use the smoke wait till the end. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/4 (ISO 1000). Photograph/Nirvair Singh Rai
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Into Darkness: Getting Started with Low Light Photography

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Use a slow shutterspeed of around 1sec, switch to manual focus and turn the focusing ring during the exposure, for some surreal effects! Photograph/Benjamin Lehman
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Firework Photography

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Photograph/Sarang Naik
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Long Exposures by the Waterside

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Slow Sync is a great way to avoid harsh light caused by only firing the flash. Exposure: 1/8sec at f/5 ISO (1250). Photograph/Siddharth Malik
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Slow, Steady, Flash!

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Jump Right Up

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Shooting at Night

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Is there a preferred aperture and shutterspeed that I can use to shoot at night?

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Yellow Streaks

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Why do I see a yellow band of light across my photos while shooting indoors?

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Using IS For Action

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Is it worth investing more and buying a lens that has optical image stabilisation?

Photograph/Julia Soboleva
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Tip of the Day: Toss Your Camera!

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The Downside of Fast Shutterspeed

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What shutterspeeds should I use for nature and urban shots, where all I really need is a tack sharp image?

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